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I can almost write, but I'm not getting a comic out of this yet. So another variation on the previous shot for now.
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I was not really happy with the overall shot as rendered. I like the reflections. I considered posting a crop just of legs and reflections. But I had the idea to run Photoshop filters over it and make it an "illustration." I think it worked out.
Um.
Jenny Everywhere's butt is available for portrayal by any artist. But any publication involving Jenny Everywhere's butt must include the licence for Jenny Everywhere or the licence for her butt, in order that other artists may include Jenny Everywhere's butt as they wish. All rights reversed.
— NOT the license for Jenny Everywhere
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I was not really happy with the overall shot as rendered. I like the reflections. I considered posting a crop just of legs and reflections. But I had the idea to run Photoshop filters over it and make it an "illustration." I think it worked out.
Um.
Jenny Everywhere's butt is available for portrayal by any artist. But any publication involving Jenny Everywhere's butt must include the licence for Jenny Everywhere or the licence for her butt, in order that other artists may include Jenny Everywhere's butt as they wish. All rights reversed.
— NOT the license for Jenny Everywhere
Three skinny girls in jeans
Nov. 15th, 2017 03:36 am
Jenny, Teresa, & Creedence
And of course Teresa covers her face as I take the shot.
Ironically, I think I got nothing posted for Tuesday (until now) because I wasn't sleeping enough. Anyway, I did do some work. I thought I'd spend a week on a character; I decided on Jenny Everywhere after using her for Monday's daily render. But what is she going to do? Well, so far she's just standing around.
"The character of Jenny Everywhere is available for use by anyone, with only one condition. This paragraph must be included in any publication involving Jenny Everywhere, in order that others may use this property as they wish. All rights reversed."
— The license for Jenny Everywhere
In the eye of a flexy tomato
Nov. 11th, 2017 12:29 pmSo, a couple of days ago, I posted this thing: Like a flexy tomato (I dare say a slightly inferior version of one of today's images, although I do like it.)
I had completely forgot to check if Creedence's hair was casting shadows. So today you get a new version, now framed with more visible reflections, because I like reflections.
Those are Teresa's ankles reflected way up in the corner. And here's more of her:
My paper-thin backgrounds, let me show you them! e_e
I had completely forgot to check if Creedence's hair was casting shadows. So today you get a new version, now framed with more visible reflections, because I like reflections.
Those are Teresa's ankles reflected way up in the corner. And here's more of her:
My paper-thin backgrounds, let me show you them! e_e
Like a flexy tomato
Nov. 9th, 2017 03:22 pm
‘Am I really not going to produce a render today?’
…
'Oh, just do something quick.’
…
'OK, this is quick and silly. I think she should have more of a floor to stand on, though.’
…
'To bring in Teresa for the viewpoint? Walls? Lights? That was not so quick.’
…
'You can’t even see the background stuff I was worried about?!’
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Revisited (and revised) two days later: In the eye of a flexy tomato
Creedence: Tomato in a tank top
Feb. 23rd, 2017 10:42 pm
Is this a reasonable early spring fashion, or just silly? I don’t even know. I do daily renders to make myself do work, not because the average quality of the work is any better.
Dressing Creedence today, I was restricting myself to clothing figures by a single artist (3D-Age); and, perhaps as importantly, figures I already had loaded into my runtime; or this might have been very different. Once I decided to put other figures over the bodysuit, it went…this way.
I hope it’s at least cute.
Two at the pool
Aug. 24th, 2016 11:58 pm
Another angle of August 16th’s scene. This would be better with background figures, ideally! But after blowing off doing any artwork Wednesday morning, I thought of this as something where I didn’t have to be creative, and that I hoped I could render somewhat quickly. As it is, it turned out OK, but I was posting it at midnight.
There are some weird shadow glitches on those chairs in the background.
You know, maybe I should take weekends off. It’s good to have downtime. Granted, my problem lately is that I do renders at the last minute, but I could just not bother trying to post something every day and have something better when I do post. It’s good to have non-deadline days.
On the other hand, I still have angles of this scene I haven’t shot. I can keep digging into it and tweaking it. That’s something, right?
On the other hand, I still have angles of this scene I haven’t shot. I can keep digging into it and tweaking it. That’s something, right?
Portrait of Teresa & Creedence (No.3)
Aug. 19th, 2016 09:19 am
I may have re-imagined the background a bit, but this scene is more or less what I was trying to do on July 31, before I decided I had too many details to fix and I had to stop and just post a close shot.
Yesterday I went back, posed the arms properly & added some magnets to clothes in a few places. That set me up for a pretty good shot from another angle, posted yesterday.
Today I finally rendered an angle showing Teresa’s right hand. I like the shadows on this one. Also, today’s 2D background mashes up elements of the backgrounds I made for the previous two images of this scene.
Portrait of Teresa & Creedence
Jul. 31st, 2016 11:55 am
Early today I intended to finish the month of July with a comic strip. I have had some ideas for strips this month, just not a lot of will to actually work on them. In the end, today also ended up with no strip. So instead you get Creedence in her swim cap & Teresa in cornrows.
Swimming Creedy
Jun. 21st, 2016 01:46 pm
This was meant to be a quick thing, and it kept evolving. Ah, well, I think it's time to say I am done with it.
